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In a training camp where the defense carried most of the question marks, the story shifted to Quarterback Dak Prescott when he injured his throwing shoulder, putting a pause on his return to action from his fractured ankle in 2020. … Read more
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The most important thing a team can accomplish in the preseason is staying. Making it to week one of the regular season with your starters and top role players intact is priority number one. That’s why, the most disappointing thing that happened in the Dallas Cowboys 19-16 loss … Read more
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We’re roughly a month away from the start of the 2021 NFL season for the Dallas Cowboys. They’ll open up against the defending Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And though there are still questions to be answered as the Cowboys progress through training camp and the preseasons, … Read more
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Training camp is a step in the process of getting ready for the NFL season. In 2021, the Cowboys went to Oxnard with several questions, primarily on defense, about where this team is heading. With the Hall of Fame Game and a joint practice with the Los Angeles … Read more
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In what is becoming a tradition when two teams meet up for a joint practice, sparks and fists flew as the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams met up on Saturday. In particular, things were heated early and often between Cowboys left guard Connor Williams and Rams defensive … Read more
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Count me as someone who wasn’t a fan of the allocation of the 12th overall pick to Micah Parsons. It had nothing to do with Parsons as a player, just the idea of spending a top pick on a linebacker. With the attrition at the position due to … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys have done a lot to try and fix a secondary that was devoid of talent and in desperate need of playmakers. In the 2021 offseason, they added Damontae Kazee, Jayon Kearse, Malik Hooker, and Israel Mukuamu to the safety position to compete with Donovan Wilson … Read more
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There have been some fantastic highlights out of Dallas Cowboys training camp in its first week on the field. While there is quite a bit of optimism about the potential of this team heading into 2021. The offense looks to be in great shape and healthy. CeeDee Lamb … Read more
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Before Dak Prescott taking a precautionary seat for the next few weeks, the questions about the backup quarterback job were prevalent. Though he had a nice showing against the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2020, Garrett Gilbert is still being met with skepticism as the Dallas Cowboys’ backup quarterback. He … Read more
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The debate will rage on for as long as he’s the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys. It’s inevitable. Even after he retires, people will continually debate where Dak Prescott ranked as a quarterback during his tenure with America’s Team. While it’s almost impossible to get two people to … Read more
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In Ezekiel Elliott’s five seasons in the NFL, he’s been one of the most productive backs in the league. Elliott’s continued to be a productive back despite missing games due to a suspension, dealing with COVID, or offensive line injuries. In the early part of his career, he’s … Read more
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Micah Parsons has been one of the most intriguing players to follow in the early stages of training camp. As the Cowboys hit the practice field in Oxnard, California, it didn’t take long for Parsons’ athleticism to stand out. On Saturday, Parsons’ versatility is what carried the day … Read more
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It would be difficult for any rookie to make an impact their first year with a team after as soon as the player is drafted, the team changes his position. That was the first year for Reggie Robinson, who the Dallas Cowboys switched from cornerback to safety in … Read more
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One of the lingering questions remaining from Dallas Cowboys minicamp and OTAs was Tight End Blake Jarwin. Jarwin, who is recovering from a torn ACL that he suffered in week one of 2020, did not work in team drills during the Cowboys Spring practices but looks to be … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys are the betting favorite to win the NFC East in 2021. And there’s a straightforward reason why — the quarterback. Dak Prescott is the best quarterback in the division, and it’s not particularly close. Daniel Jones, Jalen Hurts, and Ryan Fitzpatrick all have huge question … Read more
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In the 2021 offseason, the Dallas Cowboys had a mission to fix the defense. They overhauled the defensive coaching staff and added talent at every level of the defense. It was evident through free agency and the draft that the Cowboys weren’t satisfied with a defense that was … Read more
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There was no bigger surprise breakout from a returning player for the Dallas Cowboys than Dalton Schultz in 2020. In 2019, Schultz was nothing more than the third tight end on the roster behind Jason Witten and Blake Jarwin. After playing 387 snaps in his rookie season, Schultz … Read more
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The cuts have already begun for the Dallas Cowboys ahead of the start of training camp next week in Oxnard, California. Taking the hit from a fairly deep cornerback group is Rashard Robinson. Cowboys have released CB Rashard Robinson, they announced. He was suspended in April from first … Read more
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Across the league, there’s a perception that the NFC East will be a three-team race for the division crown. A division with its fair share of struggles over recent years doesn’t have a clear-cut favorite. On paper, there are four flawed teams in the most flawed division in … Read more
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There’s a growing perception amongst Cowboys fans that Jaylon Smith is a bad linebacker. That couldn’t be further from the truth. In 2019 and 2020, was he as good as he was back in 2018? Not at all, but he’s not the terrible player people think he is. … Read more
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After a rookie season that saw him break out in a big way, the expectations have risen considerably for second-year wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. Lamb, who led the Dallas Cowboys in receiving yards through the first five games of the season before Dak Prescott’s injury, is set for … Read more
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